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intel i5 nuc enough?

developkcdevelopkc ✭
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Is an Intel i5 nuc (i5-6260U) w/iris graphics 540, 16gb ram enough CPU for hololens development

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    BrekelBrekel ✭✭

    HoloLens is a standalone computer.
    As long as your development machine can run Unity and Visual Studio (which the NUC will) you can develop for HoloLens.

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    developkcdevelopkc ✭

    Thanks Brekel - I assume though that it wont have enough power to run the hololens emulator - I'll have to run/test everything developed on the physical device?

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    I haven't tested it, but looking at the specs of the NUC, so long as it runs Hyper-V, I believe it will run the emulator.

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